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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
22:02
pm.
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ft.
XXIV
N'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1934
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of
Municipal
Union
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Question
of
Relief
Is
Now
Coming
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of
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Oct.
25:
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Unless
Appli-
4-
EAST
END
OF
TOWN
Frank
HauRh
of
Tenth
Ave
In
Regular
Way
J
(
VICTORIA,
Oct.
25:
(CP)-Executive
members
of
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
wondered
today
if
they
were
to
be
heard
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
who
yesterday
positively
refused
to
grant
a
hearing
to
a
deputation
asking
for
more
assistance
in
relief
financing.
Pre-mier
Pattullo
characterized
the
action
of
the
deputation
President
Confers
Prior
to
Address
To
Bankers'
Assn
'
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Oct.
25
Preparatory
to
giving
an
address
last
night
before
the
annual
convention
of
the
American
Bankers'
Association,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
In
conference
yester-j
daytwttl)
Governor
Hirriman.
of
the
!
New
York-Federal
Ilese'rVe
Bank
!and
Secretary
of
Commerce
Roper.
HL'GII
HALTON
CHAIRMAN
or
i
isii
MARKirr
board
OTTAWA.
Oct.
25:
CP
Hugh
Dallou.
secretary
of
Uie
OrtUsli
Columbia
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
As-
A
uwladnn
Via
kMn
nnnn1tlfj4
chairman
of
the
board
of
con-
r
trol
for
the
marketing
and
4
packing
of
British
Columbia
j
dry
salted
herring
and
salmon
1
under
the
Dominion
Products
i
Marketing
Act
Mrs.
Roosevelt
And
Mrs.
Hoover
Meet
in
Boston
BOSTON.
Oct
25
Mrs.
Franklin1
D.
Roosevelt,
wife
of
the
President.
land
Mrs.
Herbert
Hoover,
wife
of.
Uic
former
president,
met
yesterday
for
the
f
list
time
since
the
In-,
aufturatlon
elRhteen
months
ago.
They
wer
attending
the.
annual
ConvenUon
pf
the
Girl
Scouts
of
America'.
Mrs.
Evans,
formerly
Mrs.
Ward
of
Masectt,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning
from
Jthe
islands
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
In
town.
1
si:cond
crop
or
4-
STRAWBERRIES
IN
nue
East
has
been
picking
se-
cond
croi)
strawberries
from
4-
his
patch"
for
some
Umc
now
4-nnd
today
a-hanaiui
was
t
4-
brought
In
lo
the
Dally
News
j
4-
office
as
actual
proof
of
what
can
be
done
In
Section
Eight
A
narrtant
ClU'lnff
Ul
Uie
COId
T
4-
snap
of
the
last
day
or
so.
It
Is
4-'
expected
there
will
be
no
more
,
4
berries.
T.
"a
discourteous
act
whcn
he
was
told
that
they
wished
to
sec
the
eoTcrnment
after
they
had
been
advised
that
the
government
was
not
meeting.
"I
don't
propose
to
have
any
gate
crashing
like
anyj
mob
from
the
street,"
said
the
Premier,
adding
that
the
Union
should
make
application
In
writing
and
receive
an
appointment
in
the
regular
manner.
Twenty
members
of
the
executive
or
the
Union,
Including
Vancouver
Island
and
mainland
representa
tives,
tried
all
day
to
meet
the
cabl-1
net
and
late
In
the
evening
passed
1
a
rcsoluUon
suggesting
"that
all
1
municipalities
pass
a
resolution
of
protest
against
the
action
of
the
Premier
In
refusing
to
meet
representatives
of
municipalities
representing
eighty
percent
of
the
population
of
the
province."
Mayor
Thomas
Love
of
Grand
Porks,
president
of
the
Union
ol
British
Columbia
Municipalities,
asked
Hon.
A.
Wells
Gray,
minister
of
municipal
affairs,
to
act
as
in
termediary
but
Mr.
Gray
advised
him
that
the
Premier
had
not
changed
his
mind.
The
situation
remains
unchanged
today.
BRITISHERS
IN
FOURTH
Catheart
Jones
and
Ken
Waller
Arrive
in
Melbourne
Today
and
May
Get
Prlic
in
Derby
MELBOURNE,
Oct.
25:
(CP-Grcat
Brltealn
took
fourth
as
well
as
first
place
honors
In
the
England
to
Melbourne
air
derby
when
Cath-
.
.
.
'
mm
..!,
t
can
Jones
ana
iven
wuuer
lanueuj
their
de
Havlland
Comet
monoplane
early
this
afternoon.
Jones
and
Waller,
however,
will
not
secure
a
prlie
unless
K.
D.
Parmen-tler
and
J.
J.
Moll,
the
Dutch
pair
who
finished
second,
win
the
handicap
prize
and
choose
It
In
preference
to
the
second
speed
prize
which
would
then
go
to
Col.
Roscoe
Turner
and
Clyde
Pangborn,
the!
Americans.
Nine
other
planes
are
still
In
the
race
with
Squadron
Leader
Mac-
Gregor
of
New
Zealand
In
fifth
1
place,
now
heading
from
Singapore
towards
Port
Darwin
In
his
Miles
Hawk
plane.
CHINAMAN
BURIED
The
funeral
of
Ng
Ng
Boo.
China
man,
who
was
quite
well
known
In
the
local
Oriental
quarter,
took'
place
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Fair-view
Cemetery.
Deceased
was
61
years
of
ago
ami
Is
survived
by
n
widow
and
family
in
China.
Where
1,200
Miner?
Won
Battle
To
Death
-
iMlilMrtirii
'
p
.w.
virgin
r:.-,..-?
'K
vui
.
.
"in
i
.
-m
m
-r
r.
..
.
t
-mj
y
mkt.
i
The
tcp
C
ill.-
jv.ne
at
Pe:s
II
1
;4:y
wher?
..early
1503
minsrs
"on
a
demand
for
higher
wages
by
thrcat-Tiln?
-
:ids
wliiie
.ar
.ng
flelvma
a
barricade
in
the
bo
vels
of
the
earth.
Is
shown
above.
Owners
were
reportsd
to
np
agreed
with
government
offic
a!s
to
eliminate
a
wage
cut,
to
ralfe
the
working
tun?
from
two
to
thrcs
days
a
week
and
to
pay
a
bonus
of
$3
a
week
to
tide
the
miners
and
their
families
over
the
wlntw.
Government
ant
trde
union
officials
were
reported
fearful
that
the
entonfecd
men.
without
food
or
water
for
five
days,
would
be
close
.to
death
but
all
came
out
alive.
f
Many
Industries
To
Be
Investigated
By
Special
Committee
Livestock
Business,
Packing,
Canning.
Milling,
Baking,
Textile
and
Agricultural
Implement
Lines
To
Be
Probed
Carter
to
Seek
For
Remains
Of
King
Tut's
Queen
LONDON.
Oct
25
Howard
noted
arcliaeologist
and
Egpy-tologist.
announces
he
will
conduct
i
another
expedition
to
Egypt
to
I
make
excavations
with
a
view
(0
searching
for
the
remains
of
the
!
Queen
of
King
Tutankhamen
whose
j
mummy
he
found
some
years
ago.
OTTAWA,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Fish
and
livestock
market-
Ppla
Cnnlx
Flnnrl
ing
and
packing,
canning,
milling,
baking,
textile
and
aeri-
L)clla
VsOOia
rlOOU
cultural
implement
industries
will
be
investigate
by
the
special
price
spreads
and
mass
buying
commission,
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
and
chair
Danger
Subsides
man
of
the
commission,
announced
last
night.
The
first
rrob,fm
Xow
is
wha
R'Pairs
wm
.....
.
.
.
.
..
0
....
.
.
I
R
Vrnliut
in
l?nJ
suoject
to
De
considered
by
tne
commission
will
be
the'
marketing
of
fish.
j
VICTORIA,
25:water
m
.
.
.
-
-.
-
the
Bella
Coola
River
conUnues
to
Northwest
Storm
Danger
Now
Over
Some
Portions
of
lloquaim
and
Aberdeen
Under
Six
Feet
of
Water
ITALIAN
SUBMARINE
4-
MAKES
NEW
RECORD
.
4-
TARANTO.
Italy.
Oct.
25:
4
A
new
submersion
record
for
4-
submarines
was
made
off,
here
yesterday
when
the
Italian
4
submarine
Galileo
remained
I
SEATTLE,
Oct.
25:
The
storm'.
TRAIN
IN
NEW
YORK
Fifteen
Hours
Lopped
Off
Transcontinental
Speed
Record
NEW
YORK.
board.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
New
York
Exchange
j
subside
and
there
is
no
acute
dls-I
tress
at
Hagensborg.
the
provincial
,
government
has
been
advised
by
B.
C.
police
officers.
The
police
are
taking
in
food
for
a
few
-families
marooned
by
the
!
flood.
No
persons
have
been
injured.
'.
1
he
incident
now
becomes
a
aues-
itlon
of
what
reoalrs
will
be
neces-.,
saiy
to
road
and
trestle
bridges
In
Oct.
25:
Lopping
the
flooded
aiea.
flftppn
hnurc
nff
the
fnrmpr
IT
T
c,,ra,.
?r8S
ST
VrJ"
transcontinental
spedd
record
for
.the
area,
reports
thatafn
bridges
....
-.."
v
-..-.....0
lttimSj
me
Unloa
pacinc
stream-
are
intact
ii'inpcsw
which
iiuve
tauscii
cxicii-
British
Navy
At
Trafalgar
Stronger
,
j;
A
Than
It
Is
Todayll
KILLED
IN
i
LOG
CAMP
Thomas
Sapella
Loses
His
Life
At
:
Cumshewa
Inlet
Bringing
In
the
body
of
Thomas
Sapella,
Vancouver
logger,
who
was
fatally
Injured
in
an
accident
In
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.'s
camp
at-Cumshewa
Inlet,
the
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
arrived
here
this
morning
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
An
inquest
was
held
at
the
camp
by
A.
L.
Mallory,
coroner
of
Port
Clements,
a
verdict
of
accidental
death
being
returned.
Provincial
Constable
C.
G.
Sharpe
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
accompanied
the
coroner
to
Cumshewa.
.
.
jLarry
Doheny
j
IsProceedmg
Disabled
American
Tanker-
Moving
Towards
Harbor
With
All
On
Board
Safe
MANILA,
Oct.
25
.-Wireless
mes-
isages
received
yesterday
from
the
disabled
tanker
Larry
Doheny
stated
that
she
was
proceeding
)'
slowly
to
harbor
under
her
-own
power
and
that
all
on
board
were
;
well.
There
had
been
some
concern
I
as
to
the
safety
of
the
Vessel
which
,was
badly
damaged
In
a
typhoon
while
enroute
here
from
Los
EIGHT
ARE
INDICTED
Trials
in
Connection
With
Kansas
City
Machine
Gun
Massarce
To
Start
Shortly
KANSAS
CITY.
Oct.
25:
Eight
persons,
four
men
and
four
women,
were
indicted
by
a
federal
grand
I
jury
here
yesterday
lh
connection
'with
the
Union
Station
machine
gun
massacre
here
last
year.
The
trials
will
proceed
shortly.
NO
FISH
ARRIVALS
No
boats
being
In
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
tho
local
Frsh
Exchange
this
morning.
4-
4
4
BUSINESS
ENTEttS
'
ON
A
NEW
CYCLE
4-
Charles
T.
Pearce,
president
and
general
manager
of
Mc-
4
Kim
Limited,
advertising
ag-
over
the
Bella
Coola
i
"
ents
oI
Montreal
and
most
lm-
lino
fmlri
nirlvert
nt.
flranrt
C.pni
ml
'.
River
nl,
..
1
4-
nnrtflnt
PannHlnn
rltli
MVS'
hJv,
Z?i'K,
?
the
SfI!''Stit,on
past
few
miniln
11
10
0elkWUo
ha
gone
down
on.
the!
"WE
BELIEVE
K.,im
tin;
.;.m
S
atTr
Air-from
-froin
Anls-
A"8els-
11
11
h!kA
lcU
lcU
Chi-
Chi-
highway
highway
between
between
the
the
two
two
points.
poinU.i
!
The
The
depression
depression
is
is
past.
past.
coast
towns
of
Hoauaim
and
Abcr-
.
tOYMIS
01
tioauaim
ana
ADCr-
,
,
..,-..,,
..-n
T.tt.tr.fTv
nffpmnnn'Nn
xr
ovoM
..:
octl
j
J.
:
i
,v
-niKlnpss
ha
pntpriift
tA
n
j.
deen
are
reported
to
be
under
six
feet
of
water.
vtu
iit
i.ovi
jvviuujr
aiLwaiiuuit
4u
CAatb
C5liinaia
01
Vi
damage
uu"'aBC
IS
uuomi
"
uao
ciuccu
urun
.
:;r
.7.
l'.i:rL'
".T"
"T
and
six
hours
and
four
minutes
-L"
oossible
vet.
!
.
a
new
cycle.
later
passed
through
Toledo,
Ohio.
.
"The
upward
movement
will
There
were
fifty-two
uassencers
on
T
1
1
i.
if
be
rapid.
The
velocity
of
circulation
4
of
money
will
Increase,
creat-
l
-
...111
.
n
1
J.
ill);
jjunci
nun
will
lu
uuj.
-i-
"The
growing
demand
will
go
where
It
is
led.
4
"Manufacturers,
traders
and
retailers
who
anticipate
these
4
.
.
'
I
LONDON,
Oct.
25:
Sir
Reginald
developments
will
profit
!f
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
25:
The
Bri-
Tupper.
one
of
the
members
of
the
they
p!n
their
course
and
pound
sterling
closed
at
British
Admiralty,
says
that
the
create
demand
for
their
goods
down
for
one
hour
at
a
depth
$4.98.
up
bc
on
the
local
foreign
British
Navy
at
the
Battle
of
Tra-'
y
4
of
457
feet.
.4-
exchange
market
yesterday
and
the
falgar
was
relaUvely
stronger
than
"ADVERTISING
."
4
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.01.
un-
It
4s
today
and
that
Its
present
,;
,
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'4
changed.
strength
must
be
Increased.
;